Chemnitz - Lobinger 5.80, Scherbarth 5.75, Schulze 5.60
Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 5:08 am
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Lobinger at 5.80 again
Two-time European indoor champion Tim Lobinger of Germany cleared a height of 5.80 or more for the fourth consecutive time this year in the men’s Pole Vault—and, by his own count, the 99th competition at that level during his career—to win that event. Germany’s youth movement in the Pole Vault showed itself again as 22-year-old Tobias Scherbarth added ten centimetres to his career best with 5.75 for second place, as Fabian Schulze was third at 5.60.
Also tacking ten centimetres onto his indoor PB was Andrej Poljanec of Slovenia, whose 5.50 took fourth ahead of Lars Börgeling at the same height.
Lobinger at 5.80 again
Two-time European indoor champion Tim Lobinger of Germany cleared a height of 5.80 or more for the fourth consecutive time this year in the men’s Pole Vault—and, by his own count, the 99th competition at that level during his career—to win that event. Germany’s youth movement in the Pole Vault showed itself again as 22-year-old Tobias Scherbarth added ten centimetres to his career best with 5.75 for second place, as Fabian Schulze was third at 5.60.
Also tacking ten centimetres onto his indoor PB was Andrej Poljanec of Slovenia, whose 5.50 took fourth ahead of Lars Börgeling at the same height.